Glad For The Weekend

Nice Little Post

I've gotten into the habit of posting everyday, and I'm not sure how long this will keep on going, but whatever. Readers will read. Anyhow, I just started downloading the update for iTunes (all updates really seem unnecessary to be truthful) and I'm stuck waiting a ridiculous amount of time for it to finish. People who know me know that I hate to leave something unfinished and then start something new, (then again, I am writing this post) so here I am. I'll try to keep this short for the sake of it (and also I was planning not to post today, but whatever).

Weekend

With everything that's going on and all my courses, it feels nice to have a duration of time where I can relax and finish my work at my own pace. I really enjoy being in all my classes and I feel like I've become decent friends with some people (really good friends with some as well). Even I have warmed up to my cold and unforgiving P.E. 10 class.

If you're wondering if I'm stressed, well, the answer is yes and no. Sure, I am taking a bunch of courses that aren't my regular grade level, but I'm definitely not stressed because of that. The largest part of my stress comes from my friends in a way.

Friends

Of course, being in different classes kind of does separate friends. I feel like I haven't been spending much time with my own grade, and it is difficult to do so. I'm very much scared of losing my close friendships and can't help but wonder what type of friends I'll have in the future.

This morning I was in my P.E. 10 block and I missed the grade nine assembly because the rest of my class was not supposed to go. So I ended up heading to the grade ten assembly with a group of tens from my Chemistry class. While walking to the garage, my friends and I joked about how I was "essentially a grade ten". Although that was a joke at the time, I kind of wonder if it is true. For sure I have not skipped a grade, but do the courses I am taking right now justify that statement?

Have A Good Evening

Most of the time I change topics rapidly and before I know it, I've turned what was supposed to be a small post into a moderately sized one. I don't know how many times I have apologized, but I'm sorry once again.

Thanks to those two brave souls who commented on my last two posts. This moment, right now, I'm feeling like a low 9. I'll catch you later in the next post, and as always, thanks for reading.

"If you don't design your own life plan, chances are you'll fall into someone else's plan. And guess what they have planned for you? Not much." - Jim Rohn